Risks of importing minors protection laws

The article addresses issues related to protecting children in the digital environment, focusing on how major technology companies influence legislation and policies through the discourse and concepts they employ, rather than solely through direct involvement in lawmaking. It highlights recent shifts that reduce platform liabilities, while some countries tend to assign full responsibility to these platforms, and others adopt a more participatory approach. Additionally, it points out that Lebanon faces a regulatory vacuum and risks associated with importing ready-made legal models, which threaten principles of legal responsibility and increase the protective burden on families and schools. There is a pressing need to establish a clear legal framework that primarily defines the platform's responsibilities.

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